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My Grandad's Truck

Sitting here as memories flood my mind.

Trying so hard not to cry.

As I say goodbye,

To a piece of my grandfather.

 

That stupid green truck that lived in the jungle of my backyard is gone.

A huge piece of him that was a memorial to a man I loved.

It sat there for eight years after its owner left.

A piece of him I don’t regret.

 

Now all that is left is a hole,

Where it used to be.

And it stirs up the memories,

Of a man who meant so much to me.

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jacquie-bullinger
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Nov 19, 2013
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